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skullcap
When referring to headwear, this term describes a specific silhouette that covers only the crown of the head, leaving the ears and back of the neck exposed. It carries a strong association with religious tradition, such as the kippah in Judaism or the zucchetto in Catholicism, but is also used in secular contexts like sports or military uniforms to denote a tight, functional fit.
In a botanical context, the term refers to plants of the genus Scutellaria. The name is derived from the physical appearance of the flowers, which resemble a small cap or helmet. This usage is primarily found in herbalism and gardening and is distinct from the garment in both function and connotation.
Meanings
Examples
The bishop adjusted his white skullcap before beginning the ceremony.
I wonder if a silk skullcap would be more comfortable for long flights.
Put on your skullcap so your hair does not get in your eyes during the match.
The monk wore a simple black skullcap as part of his daily attire.
The rogue pulled a dark skullcap low over his brow to hide his face in the shadows.
Try drinking some skullcap tea to help you relax before bed.
Skullcap is often used in traditional herbalism to treat anxiety.
Look at these tiny blue flowers; this is a wild skullcap plant.